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Question (11)
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Which statement best explains why national symbols are important?
  • (A) They increase population.
  • (B) They represent the identity and pride of the nation.
  • (C) They change every year.
  • (D) They are used only in schools.

Correct Answer: B
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Question (12)
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The chapter suggests that states also have their own symbols. Which of the following can be a state symbol?
  • (A) State animal
  • (B) State bird
  • (C) State tree
  • (D) All of these

Correct Answer: D
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Question (13)
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Which of the following is NOT listed as a state symbol in the chapter?
  • (A) State animal
  • (B) State bird
  • (C) State tree
  • (D) State currency

Correct Answer: D
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Question (14)
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A school wants a symbol that reflects its values and identity. Which activity from the chapter is most suitable?
  • (A) Designing an emblem for the school
  • (B) Planting a garden
  • (C) Watching a parade
  • (D) Learning a song

Correct Answer: A
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Question (15)
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While designing a school emblem, students are encouraged to use
  • (A) only words
  • (B) only colours
  • (C) symbols, words, shapes and colours
  • (D) only pictures of animals

Correct Answer: C
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Question (16)
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If a school wants its emblem to show honesty and teamwork, what should guide the design?
  • (A) Random decorations
  • (B) The message the school wants to convey
  • (C) The weather of the region
  • (D) The age of the building

Correct Answer: B
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Question (17)
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Long ago, lions roamed freely over vast areas of
  • (A) Europe
  • (B) Africa only
  • (C) India
  • (D) Australia

Correct Answer: C
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Question (18)
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Today, the lions mentioned in the chapter are found only in the
  • (A) Sundarbans of West Bengal
  • (B) Gir forests of Gujarat
  • (C) Nilgiri Hills
  • (D) Western Ghats

Correct Answer: B
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Question (19)
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About 150 years ago, the number of lions in India had fallen to
  • (A) thousands
  • (B) several hundred thousand
  • (C) only a few dozen
  • (D) one million

Correct Answer: C
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Question (20)
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India’s efforts to save lions are presented in the chapter as a matter of
  • (A) confusion
  • (B) trade
  • (C) pride
  • (D) competition

Correct Answer: C
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